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Growth for valley hospitals
May 22, 2012 BOARDMAN About $103.7 million worth of expansion and improvements are envisioned for St. Elizabeth Health Center Boardman Campus and another $88.
Charges dropped in rape confessionMay 22, 2012 NILES — Charges against an Allison Street man who police say admitted last week raping a female relative several times during the last six years were dropped Monday by prosecutors.
Warren drops Internet cafe caseMay 22, 2012 By ADAM FERRISE Tribune Chronicle WARREN — An email from a city employee to the owner of a former Mahoning Avenue Internet sweepstakes cafe was among the reasons criminal charges were dropped Monda...
Champion turns to votersMay 22, 2012 CHAMPION — Facing nearly $1 million in cuts from the state over two years, the Board of Education on Monday approved placing a 4.95-mill additional operating levy on the Nov.
Man gets 62 years to lifeMay 22, 2012 Tribune Chronicle YOUNGSTOWN — A city man will spend at least 62 years in prison for killing a teenage girl and wounding another man. Judge James C.
Colonel comes home for dedicationMay 22, 2012 VIENNA — Air Force Col. Nick Desport is the civil engineer for the Air Force Reserve Command, so that means he travels often to bases in the command.
Remembering those lostMay 22, 2012 Fraternal Order of Police Association gathered Monday at the Fallen Police Officers Memorial in downtown Warren to honor three past and retired officers who died in the last year, including former...
May 22, 2012 Be a columnist for the Tribune The Tribune Chronicle is seeking four Trumbull County residents to serve as community columnists on the Opinion page.
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East students try growth industry
May 21, 2012 YOUNGSTOWN — Sylvia Cuebas doesn’t mind getting her hands dirty — especially when it’s for a good cause.
Warren seeks cash for blightMay 21, 2012 WARREN — When it comes to getting rid of blight, City Council’s Community Development Committee wants Warren to provide the maximum amount of money available.
Horn case goes on the InternetMay 21, 2012 HUBBARD — At the risk of making a noisy situation even noisier, Garrick Krlich said he wants to bring the horn-honking business to a head.
Youngstown police honoredMay 21, 2012 YOUNGSTOWN — Brad Ditullio knew he had to be quiet. It was March 10 and the Youngstown police patrolman had just gotten a call that a woman was threatening to jump out of a downtown parking deck.
Preparing for Memorial DayMay 21, 2012 Bill Kunkle of Warren, a member of the Harley Owners Group, prepares to place a flag Saturday on a veteran’s grave at Warren’s Oakwood Cemetery.
Medical team reports from TennesseeMay 21, 2012 The medical group sent from Warren to Pittsburg Landing, Tenn., to care for the sick and wounded from Trumbull County after the Battle of Shiloh consisted of Dr. Julian Harmon, D.
May 21, 2012 Brookfield to meet on various issues BROOKFIELD — Township trustees will hold a special meeting at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at the administration building to discuss various issues.
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20 May ' 05:10
Class Acts
May 20, 2012 Cassandra King, who plans to become an educator, said she hopes “to have at least half the passion” Newton Falls High School social studies teacher Cynthia Urbach has.
Festival will celebrate the Tribune’s 200th anniversaryMay 20, 2012 WARREN — The Tribune Chronicle next month will help Trumbull County residents explore their past while celebrating its own histor.
Mother: Girl victim of assaultMay 20, 2012 HOWLAND — The mother of an eighth-grade student who claims her 13-year-old daughter was assaulted by another girl at school last month has filed a complaint in Trumbull County Juvenile Family Cou.
Valley plays role in prized photoMay 20, 2012 When the Pulitzer prize for photography was awarded Saturday night, no doubt a former Valley man was smiling.
‘End the cycle’May 20, 2012 Making the decision to participate in Saturday’s fifth annual Suicide Walk wasn’t easy for Alicia Bar.
Man set to plead guiltyMay 20, 2012 A Warren man whose home was raided last year has issued a notification that he intends to plead guilty Monday in federal court. Jason A. Kirksey, 32, 2064 Jackson St. S.W.
LOW COST SPAY NEUTER EVENT FOR CATSMay 26, 2012
Saturday and Sunday May 26th and 27th a mobile spay neuter clinic will be at Tractor Supply on Elm Rd in Warren. Open to everyone! Cost is $57 female and $47 male. You must have an appointment.
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Relay comes to Liberty
May 19, 2012 When he was 7 years old, Girard resident Alex Hackett developed cancer. Today, he is cancer free and a 10-year survivor.
Bank robber sentencedMay 19, 2012 CLEVELAND — A Warren woman, who has battled heroin addiction for the past 15 years while raising children and who has connections to two men who robbed four banks since 2009, will spend the next tw...
Guilty pleas in gang caseMay 19, 2012 CLEVELAND — When Richard Ivy appeared in federal court here Friday, he became the fourth member of Youngstown’s one-time largest street gang to plead guilty this week. Ivy, 27, of 775 Sherwood Av.
Chat in the hatchMay 19, 2012 The weather was picture perfect in the Mahoning Valley on Friday, a great time to be outdoors and chat on the cell phone!...
Gardens blooming in WarrenMay 19, 2012 WARREN — Missy Elder never was interested in gardening before becoming involved with Warren Grows two years ago. “We did not have gardens when I was growing up,” Elder said.
Area news briefsMay 19, 2012 Police: Warren woman falls into storm sewer WARREN — A Warren woman was trapped in a storm sewer drain for several minutes Friday morning until Warren firefighters freed her from the catch basi.
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Airport notes growthMay 18, 2012 By LARRY RINGLER Tribune Chronicle VIENNA ä Officials at the Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport Thursday marked the six years of growth with Allegiant Air by looking at what might lie ahead if area...
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